Sentence examples for matters broken from inspiring English sources

This isn't about infidelity, but many small matters – broken promises, bad intentions, frustrated hopes.

Due to technical matters (broken finger electrode) SCL measures were acquired from 37 females.

A debate over MySpace's responsibility in these matters breaks out in comments, below.

We can train our brains to automatically reconnect to what matters, break free from the limiting stories in our minds, incline our minds toward the good in life and even learn how to relate to our difficult feelings differently to realize an emotional freedom from the confines of our habitual thoughts and reactions.

Humus, organic matter broken down, has the ability to fight weeds, insects and disease, especially when you use the hardier native plants.

The solar wind, whether steady or tempestuous, is formed when such matter breaks up into streams of particles, mostly electrons.

Verdasco swiftly set about retrieving the matter, breaking Tsonga in the second game of the third set, a lovely lob clinching the game to place him in control.

Whether it's giving mass to matter, breaking electroweak symmetry, or explaining the origin of the universe and whatnot, I believe I can do it all.

But hours later, Scott McClellan, the White House press secretary, who on Monday declined to answer any questions about the matter, broke briefly out of no-comment mode to come to Mr. Rove's defense.

But let's not forget Helen Goodman's point that liberal rights and the role of the state has done a lot to help women – and many other groups for that matter – break out of community bonds that have often been oppressive, unaccountable and male dominated.

Once the Nannygate matter broke into the news, the question "Do you have a Zoë Baird problem?" became frequently asked by Americans of each other in casual conversation, with many answers being in the affirmative.